Visitings Radio Show

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In this episode we speak with Jess Castillo who is on staff at LAS FOTOS PROJECT, in Los Angeles. http://lasfotosproject.org/ www.visitings.net

Cognate Collective is an art group that focuses on issues relevant to the US-Mexico Border. cognatecollective.com visitingsradioshow.net

This episode spotlights LA's very own Linda Ravenswood, a multi-talented artist, poet and the founder of the Los Angeles Press. www.vistings.net

Salome Asega is an artist and researcher whose practice celebrates dissensus and multivocality. She is currently a Technology Fellow in the Ford Foundation's Creativity and Free Expression program area. photo by Naima Green www.visitings.net

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Maryam Hosseinzadeh is part of Shared Studios, a collaborative art-based collective that has recently coordinated the L.A. Portals project. VISITINGS Radio Show is a half hour talk show with artist who engage with the public outside the traditional exhibition space. For more information www.vistings.net

VISITINGS RADIO SHOW is a radio show/podcast about artists who are creating work outside the traditional exhibition space. www.visitings.net

VISITINGS Radio Show Season Two. Interviews of artists who are working outside traditional exhibition venues. Part of DubLab Radio at www.dublab.com

VISITINGS Radio Show Each thirty-minute show will focus on one artist who has dedicated their lives to creating artwork that explores social issues, helping define the complex contemporary fabric of community, working beyond the traditional venues and making work that exists outside the traditional gallery or museum walls. What inspires an artist? How do they process the issues most important in their lives? How do they define their context and how does that context inform their aesthetic vocabulary? What relevancy and value does their art play in today's society? Can art be a catalyst for social change? www.visitings.net

Each thirty-minute show will focus on one artist who has dedicated their lives to creating artwork that explores social issues, helping define the complex contemporary fabric of community, working beyond the traditional venues and making work that exists outside the traditional gallery or museum walls. What inspires an artist? How do they process the issues most important in their lives? How do they define their context and how does that context inform their aesthetic vocabulary? What relevancy and value does their art play in today's society? Can art be a catalyst for social change? www.visitngs.net

VISITINGS, Radio Show with Alan Nakagawa Echo Park Film Center/ DUBLAB Radio, 99.1FM/ Los Angeles CA Each thirty-minute show will focus on one artist who has dedicated their lives to creating artwork that explores social issues, helping define the complex contemporary fabric of community, working beyond the traditional venues and making work that exists outside the traditional gallery or museum walls. What inspires an artist? How do they process the issues most important in their lives? How do they define their context and how does that context inform their aesthetic vocabulary? What relevancy and value does their art play in today's society? Can art be a catalyst for social change? www.visitings.net www.alannakagawa.com

VISITINGS, Radio Show with Alan Nakagawa Echo Park Film Center/ DUBLAB Radio, 99.1FM/ Los Angeles CA Each thirty-minute show will focus on one artist who has dedicated their lives to creating artwork that explores social issues, helping define the complex contemporary fabric of community, working beyond the traditional venues and making work that exists outside the traditional gallery or museum walls. What inspires an artist? How do they process the issues most important in their lives? How do they define their context and how does that context inform their aesthetic vocabulary? What relevancy and value does their art play in today's society? Can art be a catalyst for social change? www.alannakagawa.com

VISITINGS, Radio Show with Alan Nakagawa Echo Park Film Center/ DUBLAB Radio, 99.1FM/ Los Angeles CA Each thirty-minute show will focus on one artist who has dedicated their lives to creating artwork that explores social issues, helping define the complex contemporary fabric of community, working beyond the traditional venues and making work that exists outside the traditional gallery or museum walls. What inspires an artist? How do they process the issues most important in their lives? How do they define their context and how does that context inform their aesthetic vocabulary? What relevancy and value does their art play in today's society? Can art be a catalyst for social change? www.alannakagawa.com

VISITINGS, Radio Show with Alan Nakagawa Echo Park Film Center/ DUBLAB Radio, 99.1FM/ Los Angeles CA Each thirty-minute show will focus on one artist who has dedicated their lives to creating artwork that explores social issues, helping define the complex contemporary fabric of community, working beyond the traditional venues and making work that exists outside the traditional gallery or museum walls. What inspires an artist? How do they process the issues most important in their lives? How do they define their context and how does that context inform their aesthetic vocabulary? What relevancy and value does their art play in today's society? Can art be a catalyst for social change? https://www.alannakagawa.com/visitings-radio-show/

VISITINGS, Radio Show with Alan Nakagawa A Echo Park Film Center/ Machine Projects/ DUBLAB Radio, 99.1FM/ Los Angeles CA Each thirty-minute show will focus on one artist who has dedicated their lives to creating artwork that explores social issues, helping define the complex contemporary fabric of community, working beyond the traditional venues and making work that exists outside the traditional gallery or museum walls. What inspires an artist? How do they process the issues most important in their lives? How do they define their context and how does that context inform their aesthetic vocabulary? What relevancy and value does their art play in today’s society? Can art be a catalyst for social change?

VISITINGS, Radio Show with Alan Nakagawa A Echo Park Film Center/ Machine Projects/ DUBLAB Radio, 99.1FM/ Los Angeles CA Each thirty-minute show will focus on one artist who has dedicated their lives to creating artwork that explores social issues, helping define the complex contemporary fabric of community, working beyond the traditional venues and making work that exists outside the traditional gallery or museum walls. What inspires an artist? How do they process the issues most important in their lives? How do they define their context and how does that context inform their aesthetic vocabulary? What relevancy and value does their art play in today’s society? Can art be a catalyst for social change?

VISITINGS, Radio Show with Alan Nakagawa A Echo Park Film Center/ Machine Projects/ DUBLAB Radio, 99.1FM/ Los Angeles CA Each thirty-minute show will focus on one artist who has dedicated their lives to creating artwork that explores social issues, helping define the complex contemporary fabric of community, working beyond the traditional venues and making work that exists outside the traditional gallery or museum walls. What inspires an artist? How do they process the issues most important in their lives? How do they define their context and how does that context inform their aesthetic vocabulary? What relevancy and value does their art play in today’s society? Can art be a catalyst for social change?

VISITINGS, Radio Show with Alan Nakagawa A Echo Park Film Center/ Machine Projects/ DUBLAB Radio, 99.1FM/ Los Angeles CA Each thirty-minute show will focus on one artist who has dedicated their lives to creating artwork that explores social issues, helping define the complex contemporary fabric of community, working beyond the traditional venues and making work that exists outside the traditional gallery or museum walls. What inspires an artist? How do they process the issues most important in their lives? How do they define their context and how does that context inform their aesthetic vocabulary? What relevancy and value does their art play in today’s society? Can art be a catalyst for social change?

Each thirty-minute show will focus on one artist who has dedicated their lives to creating artwork that explores social issues, helping define the complex contemporary fabric of community, working beyond the traditional venues and making work that exists outside the traditional gallery or museum walls. What inspires an artist? How do they process the issues most important in their lives? How do they define their context and how does that context inform their aesthetic vocabulary? What relevancy and value does their art play in today’s society? Can art be a catalyst for social change?